Environmental outdoor education

Taking care of nature can start at any age

UMD graduate, Ben Valerius shares his experience in the Environmental Outdoor Education program at UMD. Valerius has worked at many elementary schools and sees how much value and impact this type of education is to the younger generations. "[This program is for those who have] the sense of belonging, love, and appreciation for nature and the desire to help share that with others," says Valerius.

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